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Hailing from Jamaica, jerk seasoning is a blend of fragrant spices and herbs. This recipe uses a jerk mixture as a marinade for a barbecued flank steak.
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Grilled Flank Steak with Chimichurri Sauce: Marinated steak, seared to perfection, served with flavorful Argentine sauce—perfect for a special occasion or dinner party.
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Indulge in Coq Au Vin paired with Cabernet Franc. Savor chicken thighs simmered with carrots, celery, and mushrooms for a rich, flavorful dish.
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Experience the flavors of France and Sweden with Moules Frites & Creamy Sauce, enhanced by Västerbottensost cheese. Perfect for mussel lovers!
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In France they are madeleines, in Switzerland schmelzbrötli. Try our modern version of this traditional treat with spelt flour and almonds, but no sugar.
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These sweet butter caramels feature a heavy sprinkling of salt and were inspired by a classic treat from Brittany, France.
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Marinated flank steak and charred veggies on the grill, served in corn tortillas with your choice of toppings—perfect for summer grilling!
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Transport yourself to France with this rich and creamy dessert, lightened up with coconut sugar and fresh blueberries.
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Try 3 delicious Cheesesteak Sandwich variations with Bothwell Cheese: Medium Cheddar, Red Hot Chili Pepper Monterey Jack, and Mozzarella. Perfect for a quick lunch!
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Use leftover flank steak in this bright, zesty salad with avocado and citrus vinaigrette—fresh, protein-packed, and full of flavor.
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Flank Steak marinated in soy, olive oil, and Golden Blossom Honey, served with a creamy horseradish sauce. Tender and juicy, perfect for special occasions.
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This is a terrific salad for any occasion, and the flavor of the fruits and spices is delightful. Use leftover steak or flank steak as the salad’s base.…